Open Library
Car of Dreams (1935)
Usage Public Domain Mark 1.0
Topics Grete Mosheim, John Mills, Norah Howard, Robertson Hare, Mark Lester, Margaret Withers, Paul Graetz, Glennis Lorimer, Jack Hobbs, Hay Plumb, Arthur Denton, Mystic Nights Videos
Rich boy Robert Miller (John Mills) meets and falls for poor girl Vera Hart (Grete Mosheim). He secretly buys her a Rolls Royce and then appoints himself as chauffeur hoping to find if she would be interested in him, not knowing he has money.
PD In UK At GATT Date. Not Eligible For GATT
Mystic Nights Videos
PD In UK At GATT Date. Not Eligible For GATT
Mystic Nights Videos
Reviews
Reviewer:
FGlenF
-
favoritefavoritefavoritefavorite -
December 6, 2010
Subject: A Feel Good Movie
Subject: A Feel Good Movie
Musicals always make me feel good. I found the characters interesting and even though the music maybe out of date now, for those of us who love old movies, the music is still great.
The basic plot has been used over and over, rich boy hides that he’s rich to get the girl of his dreams.
John Mills has always been one of my favorite actors and it was nice to see him so young.
I liked it the first time I watched it and also after the third time. If you want to feel good don’t miss this one.
The basic plot has been used over and over, rich boy hides that he’s rich to get the girl of his dreams.
John Mills has always been one of my favorite actors and it was nice to see him so young.
I liked it the first time I watched it and also after the third time. If you want to feel good don’t miss this one.
Reviewer:
Dr Feel Rotten
-
favoritefavoritefavoritefavorite -
December 6, 2010
Subject: If you like musicals with old timey feel...
Subject: If you like musicals with old timey feel...
You'll enjoy this. I've never really been a big fan of musicals, but I liked this one. The music is very out of style these days and might even seem foreign in some ways. The acting is pretty good even if the plot is somewhat predictable, but this was made at a time when easing the pain of the depression was seen as more important i suppose. It tosses in every young woman’s fantasy of having the rich dashing young man sweep her off her feet and ends in a car ride through the clouds.
